Technology
The City provides a wide variety of technological service and programs designed to engage citizens, connect the city, close the digital divide, increase efficiency, and create a sustainable city.
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City of Boston's Mobile Website
Check out the mobile version of the City's website formatted specifically for viewing on mobile devices. Optomized for 5,000+ mobile devices, you can file a taxi complaint, locate a towed car, or find visitor information all at tips of your fingers.
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Wi-Fi Hot Spots in Boston
Out and about in Boston? Check out a list of free wi-fi hotspots around the city.
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Boston Public Computing Centers
The Boston Broadband Community Computing Centers are the result of a partnership between the Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF), the Boston Housing Authority (BHA) and the Boston Public Library (BPL). These community-oriented training centers will provide a variety of free workshops and classes in basic computing and new technologies. The centers are located at nearly 50 BCYF, BHA and BPL facilities throughout Boston.
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Boston Public Library Technology Resources
All BPL branches and central facility are wireless hotspots. They also offer public desktop computing stations and laptop lending for patrons to reach internet-accessible resources. Did you know you can access various electronic materials from the library right from your own computer? Patrons can also participate in a city-wide computer training classes to gain a better understanding of computers and the features they offer.
Library Internet Access & Public Computers »
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Citizens Connect App
The Citizens Connect App helps residents and visitors to make Boston neighborhoods even better by reporting service issues such as potholes, to City government for a response and quick resolution.
